What’s the biggest rainforest in the world? What animals live there? Why is it so important to the planet?
Find out the answers—and so much more—in 100 Questions About the Amazon Rainforest! Perfect for curious kids ages 7 and up, this lively, illustrated hardcover dives into one of the most fascinating ecosystems on Earth.
Explore why the Amazon is called “the lungs of the Earth,” what kinds of plants and creatures live there (from jaguars to giant water lilies), and how Indigenous people help protect this incredible place. With a playful Q&A format, the book breaks down big ideas into bite-sized, easy-to-understand facts.
Sprinkled with jokes, riddles, and quirky fun, this colorful nonfiction book makes learning feel like an adventure. Whether your reader is doing a school project or just loves nature, they’ll come away with a new appreciation for the rainforest’s power, beauty, and importance in our daily lives.
Durably bound and perfectly sized for backpacks, this book is ready for home, school, or the next wild expedition!
Pages: 48
Age Range: 7+
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Publisher: Peter Pauper Press